Daiwa

Get High-Quality Daiwa Gear for Your Fishing Adventures

Whether you are just starting out or have years of experience with fishing, why not consider our Daiwa lures for your next outing? We work closely with you to help you find the ideal lure, regardless of which type of fishing you love to do. Choose Tackle World Kawana Waters and partner with a fishing business that has been around for more than 30 years.

Types of Daiwa Reels and How They Differ

There are many different types of Daiwa reels with their own unique advantages. While all of them can help you catch fish, consider the small differences in design—they can make a significant difference in your catch. Here are some examples:

• The first is a spin reel. These reels are the most popular for fishing and are an excellent choice for both new and experienced anglers. If you have some fishing experience, these reels will make your next trip a blast. The spool sits on the side of the fishing rod and has a metal bail that helps control the line to prevent it from tangling.

• If you do not want to cast and plan to go out into open water, you might want to consider an overhead reel. These reels are for anglers in boats or kayaks. They work when you do not want to cast the line out but rather just drop it straight into the water.

• We also have Daiwa baitcaster reels available to deliver exceptional power and precision to your casts. What they lack in simplicity of use they make up for by being the best friend of any experienced fisher looking to master the craft.

Tips to Help You Get More Value from Your Daiwa Baitcaster

We were all beginners at one stage, and you should never feel bad about needing some advice from more experienced anglers. Here are some tips to help you get a little more value from your baitcaster when you use it for the first time:

• You can get away with less line on the spool. One of the benefits of using a baitcaster is that you do not encounter the same amount of friction when the line unspools. Because of this fact, you can get away with less line in the spool: it can still travel far.

• Remember to take your lure weight into account when setting rod action. Matching your lure weight with your rod action helps you to get the distance that you want on your cast, whether you use a lighter or heavier lure.

• Make sure you pay attention to your casting motion. While it might seem simple enough to cast, doing so for hours on end can lead to forearm and elbow injuries if your technique is incorrect.

About Our Daiwa Lures and Similar Equipment

We have always loved fishing and venturing out onto the waters to bring back a mighty catch. Our team would love to help you start your fishing adventures or get the right gear to improve your time out on the water. Whether you need a Daiwa baitcaster, lures, or other equipment, you can always turn to us.

Call us today and get your new fishing gear.